Winsor & Newton Drawing Ink 30ML - Gold (283), Fast Drying, Transparent, Water-Resistant & Intermixable Inks, Ideal for Brush, Dip Pen or Air Brush - More Colours Available

It's bloody amazing..... If u have the proper nibs and good quality paper then u needn't worry at all.... One dip goes on and on forever..... It is however suited better for drawing rather than calligraphy.....The BEST for comic or manga artists..

Very good product.....

I just bought this only for great reviews, but didn't know, the customers don't have any knowledge what gold is.Its just a dull bronze tone liquid and the seal is broken. Wanna replace.

this ruined my LAMY!!! dries too fast and too thick too.. i hate it!

Pigmento de alta qualidade e emulsão perfeita.

And this ink was a great find for me. And yes, the ink really does make a difference in how the pen writes

This silver ink was just what I was looking for. I'm a watercolor/mixed media artist and like to add embellishments to some of my abstract art. I use metallic watercolor but sometimes that just isn't strong/bright enough. This Winsor & Newton Silver Drawing Ink fits the bill. The color is strong, has great coverage, and adds just enough "Wow" to my work. You have to remember to shake the bottle well before opening it to use, and I then use my paint brush to get the ink in the cap. I find this is usually just enough paint for what I'm doing, if not, I simply replace the lid and shake again. The ink washes out of my brush with water and can also be thinned with a small amount of water. I read in a review or two that the cap becomes "glued" to the bottle sometimes, To prevent this, using my finger, I carefully apply a very small amount of Vaseline around the outside of the neck of the bottle before screwing on the lid for the first time. I use this same hint on all my tubes of watercolor/acrylic/oil paint. There is plenty of ink in the bottle for me to use on many, many projects, but if and when I run out, I will order again. I also have the ink in W&N Gold and hope to get a bronze/copper ink next.

This ink was just what I was looking for. I'm a watercolor/mixed media artist and like to add embellishments to some of my abstract art. I use metallic watercolor but sometimes that just isn't strong/bright enough. This Winsor & Newton Gold Drawing Ink fits the bill. The color is strong, has great coverage, and adds just enough "Wow" to my work. You have to remember to shake the bottle well before opening it to use, and I then use my paint brush to get the ink in the cap. I find this is usually just enough paint for what I'm doing, if not, I simply replace the lid and shake again. The ink washes out of my brush with water and can also be thinned with a small amount of water. I read in a review or two that the cap becomes "glued" to the bottle sometimes, To prevent this, using my finger, I carefully apply a very small amount of Vaseline around the outside of the neck of the bottle before screwing on the lid for the first time. I use this same hint on all my tubes of watercolor/acrylic/oil paint. There is plenty of ink in the bottle for me to use on many, many projects, but if and when I run out, I will order again.

I love their drawing inks and could not resist buying this for my glass and dip pens.